Critical Care
Machine Learning Tool Identifies Rare, Undiagnosed Immune Disorders from Patient EHRs
A new method uses AI to expedite the diagnosis process for undiagnosed individuals suffering from rare diseases by identifying patterns in their EHRs that are similar to those observed in patients with known disorders. More...02 May 2024
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